This queen is the first queen of Emperor Qianlong of Fu Cha. In the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727) and at the age of 16, Yong Zhengdi presented her marriage to Li Hong as her official blessing. As soon as Fucha entered the palace, she was respected by her husband. So, why is Fu Cha so respected?

First, noble birth. The ancestor of the king, led his troops to submit to Nurhachi, fought in the south and fought in the north, and made outstanding achievements; Great-grandfather Hashim, after Huang taiji and Shunzhi dynasties, made outstanding contributions and gave him the crown prince of Taibao; Grandfather Mishan, Kangxi was then the minister of ministers and ministers; Father Li Rongbao, director of Chahar; Uncle Kang Yong March, a college student in Baohe Hall of the Three Dynasties; Uncle Ma Wu is the minister in charge of the guards.

Second, frugality. When we talk about the empresses of the Qing emperor, we often use frugal standards to measure whether they are qualified or not. Very easy to understand. The Qing dynasty was born outside the customs, with difficult conditions and always thrifty. The middle palace queen is very frugal. There are two examples in the data "Continued Recording of Whistling Pavilion". One is the queen's jewelry, pearls and other accessories, which have never been worn, only flowers such as grass and velvet have been inserted. It's amazing that, as a high position in the palace, he doesn't wear gold and silver jewelry. Secondly, the purse for the emperor was not woven with gold and silver thread, which she thought was very wasteful, but was woven with deer lamb down and presented to the emperor to show that he did not forget his roots (continued by Xiao Ting). This practice of the queen set an example for the harem.

Third, diligence. The queen is very diligent and responsible in the palace. Take good care of the Empress Dowager, and manage the family diligently: serve the sage queen and do the duty of a woman. Taking care of her husband carefully can best reflect the characteristics of oriental women. According to records, the boil once grew on Emperor Qianlong's body, which was very severe. The doctor said: It takes 100 days to recover the vitality (Reading Notes of Lang Qian and Moon Hee II). When the queen heard the news, she was afraid that her subordinates would not take good care of her, so she took the initiative to move to the outside of Emperor Qianlong's bedroom to take care of her day and night. It was not until a hundred days later that Emperor Qianlong recovered that she returned to the palace.

In order to show his love for the queen, Emperor Qianlong decided to make her son a prince.